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2024

No significant news in 2024.

2023

No significant news in 2023.

2022

No significant news in 2022.

2021

No significant news in 2021.

2020

No significant news in 2020.

2019

Dec 2019: The First Oil and Gas Licensing Round was concluded on November 27 with the award to Apache of the SP2 block offshore in the San Pedro de Macorís basin. The other areas proposed by the MEM were declared void and will be available for the next round.

Oct 2019: Tractebel will carry out the first phase of the expansion of the LNG terminal in Santo Domingo. The project consists of an additional LNG storage tank, vaporization facilities and 2 truck loading bays.

Jun 2019: The Ministry of Energy and Mines announced its 1st Licensing Round offering 14 blocks. The Round will close in December 2019. Seismic data for the Enriquillo (3 blocks), San Pedro (4 offshore blocks), Azua (1 block) Juan and Cibao Basins (6 blocks) are available.

2018

No significant news in 2018.

2017

Mar 2017: Proposals to acquire a multi-client 2D offshore seismic survey are requested after the government launched its National Hydrocarbon Database (BNDH) containing 19,000 kms of seismic data acquired in the last 50 years. Terms are available from the Ministry of Energy and Mines.

2016

Nov 2016: The Ministry of Energy and Mines reported that 6 areas are recognised as potential sites for oil and gas exploration after completion of a 2D seismic survey and analysis. The areas are the Enriquillo, Azua, San Juan, Ocoa (offshore), San Pedro (offshore) and East Cibao basins. Schlumberger was contracted to create a National Hydrocarbon Database (BNDH) in 2015.

2015

No significant news in 2015.

2014

Jul 2014: Maleno Oil Company is exploring  the Boca Cachon anticline. The company operates 2 concessions - Murfin and Maleno - overlying the Azua and the Enriquillo basins respectively. The Boca Cachon anticline is in the western Enriquillo basin where gas seeps were identified in 1942. The basin's extension into Haiti is known as the Cul de Sac basin.

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